running with boot2docker with docker client about dind HOT 8 CLOSED

Hmm, how do you reproduce this? I'm probably going to revamp dind a bit soon; so I'd definitely love to weed out those weird bugs in the process :-)

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I created another image with:

CMD wrapdocker && something_else

I found that from boot2docker (with the client on os-x side) - it would wrap docker, and sit until an exit signal, then it would run "something_else" - there have been other weird things with my setup so I wouldn't take it too seriously. (it wasn't $PORT, I checked that, it just seem to not detach from "docker -d &").
Oddly, if I ssh into the virtual box, it works as expected.

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OK was able to reproduce:

FROM jpetazzo/dind
CMD wrapdocker && echo 42

build and run that from boot to docker - "echo 42" won't display.

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Well, I'm almost 1 month late, but can I still join the fun? :-o

Actually, I don't understand why CMD wrapdocker && echo 42 should work. The way it's designed, wrapdocker should stay in the foreground (otherwise, the container exits immediately).

What's the behavior on virtualbox? I'm intrigued.

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Sure why not ;).
Iirc the behaviour from in virtual box was to run the side quest command,
just not when run from the osx client. I need to try all this out again.

You were going to revisit dind iirc?

On Thursday, June 19, 2014, Jérôme Petazzoni [email protected]
wrote:

Well, I'm almost 1 month late, but can I still join the fun? :-o

Actually, I don't understand why CMD wrapdocker && echo 42 should work.
The way it's designed, wrapdocker should stay in the foreground
(otherwise, the container exits immediately).

What's the behavior on virtualbox? I'm intrigued.

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Yes, I'm cleaning up some stuff, and I'll converge the wrapper in this repo with the wrapper in the Docker repo. Then maybe have one reference the other, or something along those lines :-)

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Ok you can close this if you like. That spring fresh feeling of closed
issues.

On Thursday, June 19, 2014, Jérôme Petazzoni [email protected]
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Yes, I'm cleaning up some stuff, and I'll converge the wrapper in this
repo with the wrapper in the Docker repo. Then maybe have one reference the
other, or something along those lines :-)

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Michael D Neale
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Well... pew pew pew

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